The Historical Foundation of Injunctions Injunctions are one of the most powerful remedies available in common law, originating from English courts of equity. The history of the injunction is deeply connected to the evolution of equity jurisdiction in England. Unlike courts of law, which provided monetary compensation, courts of equity were established to deliver more […]
In Canadian jurisprudence, the tension between Legal Positivism vs. Natural Law: Navigating Competing Theories in Canadian Jurisprudence profoundly influences the nation’s legal philosophy and its constitutional, human rights, and legislative frameworks. Legal positivism, rooted in the authority of enacted law, and natural law, grounded in moral principles, provide distinct perspectives that shape many of Canada’s
If you’re tracking the evolving landscape of corporate taxation in Canada, you might be interested in the recent introduction of the Digital Services Tax (DST), also referred to as a digital tax. This tax imposes a 3% levy on revenues earned from digital services provided to Canadian consumers by major multinational companies like Netflix, Google,
Canada’s 3% Digital Tax Hits Netflix, Google: What It Means Read More »